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Cheech & Chong - 2008 Tour Dates, tickets on sale @ 4:20

Cheech and Chong

Cheech and Chong are touring and performing at Radio City Music Hall on January 31st, 2009. Tickets go on sale today at 4:20 (seriously). The tour is their first in 25 years, is called “Light Up America”, and starts in Canada on September 5th. All dates below…

Cheech & Chong – 2008 Tour Dates
Sep 5 National Arts Center Ottawa, ON
Sep 6 Massey Hall Toronto, ON
Sep 12 Tower Theatre Philadlephia, PA
Sep 13 Warner Theatre Washington, DC *
Sep 19 Murat Center Indianapolis, IN
Sep 20 Fillmore Detroit Detroit, MI *
Sep 26 Tabernacle Atlanta, GA *
Sep 27 Fillmore Jackie Gleason Miami, FL
Sep 28 Tampa PAC Tampa, FL
Oct 18 The Pearl Las Vegas, NV
Oct 24 Westbury Theatre Westbury, NY
Oct 25 Orpheum Theatre Minneapolis, MN
Oct 31 Verizon Wireless Houston, TX *
Nov 1 Majestic Theatre Dallas, TX *
Nov 7 Chevrolet Theatre Wallingford, CT
Nov 8 Rosemont Theatre Rosemont, IL *
Nov 14 Dodge Theatre Phoenix, AZ
Nov 15 Austin Music Hall Austin, TX
Nov 21 Memorial Auditorium Sacramento, CA
Nov 22 Berkeley Community Theatre Berkley, CA
Nov 28 Copley Symphony Hall San Diego, CA
Nov 29 Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA *
Nov 30 San Jose PAC San Jose, CA
Dec 5 Queen Elizabeth Vancouver, BC *
Dec 6 Gibson Amphitheater Los Angeles, CA *
Dec 12 Orpheum Theatre Boston, MA
Dec 13 Borgata Music Box Atlantic City, NJ *
Dec 19 Silver Legacy Casino Reno, NV
Dec 20 Paramount Theatre Denver, CO *
Jan 31/2009 – Radio City Music Hall, NYC

* two shows

With nine albums released from 1972 through 1985, the duo was nominated for four Grammy Awards, winning the Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album with their third album, Los Cochinos, released in 1973. Big Bambu, their second album, was the biggest selling comedy record of all time in 1972 and remained so for many years. Their stunningly successful comedy streak transitioned to film in 1978 with their first movie, “Up In Smoke,” the highest grossing comedy of 1978, topping $100 million at the box office. Cheech and Chong co-wrote and starred in a total of eight feature films together, all directed by Chong. The comedy duo was initially discovered at the Troubadour in Los Angeles.